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Saturday Writers Poetry Contest - Bodies of Water

Posted by Sally Clark on Sunday, April 3, 2022
Saturday Writers Poetry Contest – Bodies of Water

Our Earthly Home - Remember this theme is a guideline to help you generate a story! These topics are meant to help not hinder your writing! We are just looking for anything that even hints at our monthly theme. Such as the story can take place on a mountain or in a forest or maybe there is a mountain on a label of a water bottle. Maybe the forest is a bunch of broccoli on your plate! Maybe your character was in the car when it passed a sign for an underground cavern. Maybe there was a movie on that took place in farmland. No matter how big or small the element is in your story it is enough! Don’t get hung up on trying to write the prefect story related to the theme and instead write a story and sneak the theme in!

Need help coming up with an idea? Suggested highlights are next to the theme below and we suggest Googling the monthly topic and you will be flooded with information sure to spark an idea!

March Contest ​Theme: Bodies of Water - lakes, rivers, oceans, reservoir, etc.
Poetry: 50-line limit
Poetry Deadline: 4/30/22

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Saturday Writers Poetry Contest - Bodies of Water

Posted by Sally Clark on Sunday, April 3, 2022
Saturday Writers Poetry Contest – Bodies of Water

Our Earthly Home - Remember this theme is a guideline to help you generate a story! These topics are meant to help not hinder your writing! We are just looking for anything that even hints at our monthly theme. Such as the story can take place on a mountain or in a forest or maybe there is a mountain on a label of a water bottle. Maybe the forest is a bunch of broccoli on your plate! Maybe your character was in the car when it passed a sign for an underground cavern. Maybe there was a movie on that took place in farmland. No matter how big or small the element is in your story it is enough! Don’t get hung up on trying to write the prefect story related to the theme and instead write a story and sneak the theme in!

Need help coming up with an idea? Suggested highlights are next to the theme below and we suggest Googling the monthly topic and you will be flooded with information sure to spark an idea!

March Contest ​Theme: Bodies of Water - lakes, rivers, oceans, reservoir, etc.
Poetry: 50-line limit
Poetry Deadline: 4/30/22

Next post: Force Majeure...
Previous post: WOW! Women on...

« Back to posts

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Sally Clark Like finding shells on the beach, I love doing market research! And what I find, I love to share! I write in a variety of genres including children's, Christian, poetry, fiction, and nonfiction, so these post follow along those lines. Check out my web site: www.sallyclark.info, for more about me.

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